Putting Policy into Practice: How the CT Green Bank, Eversource & Avangrid will Partner on Connecticut’s Energy Storage Solutions Program

Connecticut recently announced its new statewide electric energy storage program, a nation-leading, nine-year effort to develop 580 MW of new distributed energy storage behind residential and commercial customer meters. The program, which is co-administered by Connecticut Green Bank and the state’s electric utilities, features a Justice 40 goal (40 percent of the new energy storage installations should be in low-income or underserved communities). This webinar explained how the program incentives work, who can participate, and where to get information and assistance.

Presenters include:

• Sergio Carrillo, CT Green Bank
• Rob Whelan, United Illuminating
• Paul Tangredi, Eversource Energy
• Todd Olinsky-Paul, Clean Energy Group – co-moderator
• Bryan Garcia, CT Green Bank – co-moderator

Webinar Follow-Up Resources: 

• On the Pulse of Morning – Maya Angelou’s poem
• Affordable Housing Docket – process to define “affordable housing” per CGS 16-244z
• Energy Storage Solutions – incentive program website

This webinar is the second in a three-part webinar series on Connecticut’s energy storage program.

• Part 1: Connecticut’s New Energy Storage Solutions Program: How it Provides Benefits to Ratepayers, Participants and the Grid
• Part 3:How CEG and CT Green Bank are Helping Connecticut Affordable Housing Facilities Install Resilient Solar+Storage